How Much Horsepower Did The Ford Model T Have?
Ford's Model T was a groundbreaking car and effectively the beginning of the auto industry, but what kind of horsepower did it offer compared to modern cars?
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Why Does The 40 Mean In The Ford GT40? The Meaning Behind The Name
Ford's GT40, built to win races above all else, has a famous history, but one part of its lore is largely unknown. What does the "40" in GT40 actually mean?
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Which Engines Powered The Pontiac LeMans, And How Much HP Did They Produce?
With almost a century of history, Pontiac has produced some memorable cars, and LeMans is one of the best known of all.
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4 Antique Cars From 'All Creatures Great And Small' That Shine On Screen
Many of the vehicles from 'All Creatures Great And Small' are now almost a century old, and the cast drove the classics regularly.
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Which Classic Car Had The First Pop-Up Headlights?
Pop-up headlights can certainly make an impression when a classic vehicle rolls up, but which car actually sported the now-retro feature first?
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10 Seriously Cool Classic Cars With Hidden Headlights
Sleek, stylish, and full of retro charm -- discover the lost art of hidden headlights in 20th century automotive design.
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Are Kei Trucks Considered Classic Cars? Here's What You Need To Know
You can bring Japanese kei trucks into the U.S. if they're at least 25 years old, which is normally the cutoff to be considered classics. Does that apply here?
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12 Of The Best Looking Hatchbacks Ever Designed
The hot hatch segment, with its unique combination of performance and practicality, has long held a special appeal for enthusiasts. Here are our favorites.
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Classic Car Tires: Which Brands Make Them And What Type Should You Choose?
Whether you're maintaining or restoring it, the tires are a crucial component of any classic car, but which tires are r ight for you?
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5 Of The Rarest Engines Ever Built By Chevrolet
While Chevy turns out well over a million cars a year, some of its engines are made only in the hundreds. In fact, one was produced only twice.
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Is It Practical To Use A Classic Car As A Daily Driver?
Having a classic car, not only means you own a piece of history, but it can also be a rewarding project. However, using it as a daily driver might not be best.
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3 Of The Best American Diesel Engines (And 2 Of The Worst)
These American diesel engines are widely considered to be some of the best (or the worst) in history.
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Why Did Ford Discontinue The Gran Torino?
Like many victims of the Oil Crisis, the Ford Gran Torino faded away, though corporate decisions and a constantly shifting lineup of vehicles didn't help.
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5 Of The Longest Classic Cars To Ever Hit The Streets
If you want a big vehicle, there's no shortage of massive trucks and SUVs available. What about sedans, though? For those, we have to peek into the past.
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7 Classic Car Dashboards That Are Gone For Good
Some cars from decades past featured dashboards with strange and beautiful gauges and controls. Here are some dashboard features we'll probably never see again.
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3 Things To Look For When Buying A Classic Car
Classic cars can be a load of fun to drive and a good investment to boot. Here are some things you should know before you go shopping for a classic car.
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Here's What The Little Button On The Floor Of Old Classic Cars Is For
Classic cars sometimes have components that the modern driver may not know about. Here is what the little button on an old classic car is for and how to use it.
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6 Classic Cars That Featured Third-Row Seating
Third-row seating is common in vehicles these days, but this was not always the case. Here are some models that had three rows of seats before it was popular.
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6 Classic Cars That Featured Bench Seats
Though they have been largely phased out, bench seats are an enduring part of classic car history. These are six cars that featured bench seats.
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5 Of The Coolest Classic Cars With Side Pipes
Side pipes are an immediate indicator that your car mean's business, whether it's spitting fire or letting everyone within a 20-mile radius know you're there.
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6 Classic Cars With Digital Dashboards That Were Way Ahead Of Their Time
Digital dashboards are fairly common today, but they used to be pretty rare. Here are some cool retrofuturistic displays that made classic cars rad to the max.
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12 Weird Classic Cars With Truck Beds
Once upon a time if you were hunting for a flat bed, but didn't want to lug around a huge full-size pickup truck, these car/truck hybrids filled the gap.
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4 Underappreciated Classic Cars From The Early Days Of Ford
The Model T, the Thunderbird, the Mustang -- these are names of Fords that have reverberated through auto history. But the brand has had quieter successes.
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No, California Isn't Banning Classic Cars - At Least Not Yet
California has taken some major stances to reduce vehicle emissions, but the rumors of the state government banning classic cars aren't true.
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10 Gorgeous Classic Cars With Two-Tone Paint Jobs
Two-tone paint jobs have always been an exception rather than a rule, but that that makes the classic cars sporting them all the more memorable.
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Can You Add Remote Keyless Entry To Your Classic Car?
Your classic car probably has a lot of features you love, but remote keyless entry is probably not one of them. Fortunately, there are ways to add it.
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6 Amazing Classic Cars That Were Found Underwater
Here's six classic cars that were found underwater and dragged to the surface, plus a few theories as to what caused their sleep with the fishes.
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